Hi everyone,

I have just installed Bandicam in the hopes of using it for capturing game footage. I do however have a requirement, that I am not sure Bandicam will meet. I need to be able to record 3 different sources of audio and have them on separate audio tracks. The sources are game audio, TeamSpeak, and my headset microphone. I want to be able to mix these channels separately afterwards. Does anybody know if this is doable with Bandicam or perhaps with a supporting tool for audio recording?

Any replies are greatly appreciated.

Ok, let's say you're on Windows 7.
TeamSpeak is on the main channel for in-game audio (it's what you hear.)

Open Bandicam, click the 'Video' tab. Under 'Record', click the 'Settings' button. It should open a new window.
It should be on the 'Sound' tab in the default.
Check the 'Record sound' box. And pick primary device: Win7 Sound (WASAPI). [Thats what it says for me].
Secondary device should be your microphone.
It should be something like this:


Now, for the second part.

Go back to the main Bandicam window.
Still, under the 'Video' tab.
Click on 'Settings' in the 'Format' section.
Under 'Audio', channels should be 'Stereo', but the most important part here, is that, if you're using Sony Vegas.
You need the codec to be PCM. Or else the sound will disappear from the timeline in Sony Vegas while you're editing. (Trust me, it happened to me before.)
And this should look something like this:

(You can edit the video settings yourself, but the audio should be something similar.).

Hopefully this helped you.

-Alex/LazehPanda